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Nanushuk Formation’s Dinosaur Tracks Provides New Information about Mid-Cretaceous Paleoclimate

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Paleontologists have examined a large assemblage of dinosaur tracks and fossilized plants from the Nanushuk Formation in Alaska. The mid-Cretaceous was the hottest point in the Cretaceous period and about when the Bering Land Bridge began. Two-legged plant eaters accounted for 59% of the total tracks discovered.

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Nanushuk Formation’s Dinosaur Tracks Provides New Information about Mid-Cretaceous Paleoclimate

Paleontologists have examined a large assemblage of dinosaur tracks and fossilized plants from the Nanushuk Formation, which crops out over much of the central and western North Slope of Alaska. The post Nanushuk Formation’s Dinosaur Tracks Provides New Information about Mid-Cretaceous Paleoclimate appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News.

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